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Thursday 23rd November 1775

For the London Evening Post.
To the Independent Freeholders of the
County of GLOUCESTER.

Gentlemen,
IF you will give yourselves the trouble to think but for a moment, you cannot hesitate on which of the present candidates you choice ought in prudence to descend. On one side an independent gentleman, well known, and greatly respected for his good character (which gives him the support of that large body of the gentry, which is independent also) makes you an offer of his services. On the other, steps forward a stripling, whose best recommendation is his insignificance, has given no offence, being better known in his family's narrow circle (and the Court) then in the extensive county of Gloucester, and he makes a tender of his puny services, and it will appear he had not even these at his own command to bestow.
As a freeholder (who meant to give his vote conscientiously) I would address him thus :"Sir, the Court Calendar informs me, you are a Lieutenant in the Navy; your services are already engaged in behalf of your country; Heaven grant Britain may reap the benefit of them in the line military which you have embraced. Do you not know at whose beck you, and every officer is, when at home, and attending you duty in Parliament ? Do you not know the Minister can send you to either Indies, when he wants to annihilate your vote, and make a nullity of representation (a cypher indeed in a nullity) what then is to become of us, whom you have promised to defend in Parliament ? Of suppose the Minister took a liking to you, and had a mind to advance you in the navy (remember it is a great temptation to be an Admiral) would you, could you refuse it ? I see you pause, and honour you for thinking before you give an answer. Had you said yes, those who don't know mankind, might have believed you; I cannot, when I take a view of the votes of the military in every Parliament, and see and lament with what ease they prostitute private conscience, and the public good, to sordid views of self-interest and advancement.
It is for these weighty reasons I reject the servant of the Crown in favour of an independent country gentleman, and invite my brethren to do the same, for the prosperity of this opulent and respectable county.- The following quotation may possibly strengthen the above.

An ille vobis Liber videtur cui Regis Minister imperat ? Cui leges imponit, proscribis, jubet, vetat quod videtur ? Poscit, dundum vocat ? Veniendum, ejicit ? Abeundum, Minitatur ? Extimiscenaum.
A Brother Freeholder, unbiased by Party.

St. Martin's-street, Leicester-fields, Nov. 17.
HISTORY of MUSIC.
In January next will be published,

THE First Volume of Dr. BURNEY's GENERAL HISTORY of MUSIC, including a Dissertation on the Music of the Antients, with the History of Egyptian, Hebrew, Greek, and Roman Music; embellished with ornamental plates, engraved by Bartolozzi, from designs of Cipriani; and with representations of antient instruments, engraved by other eminent artists.

After the publication of this Volume, the subscription will be closed, and the price to non-subscribers will be a guinea and a half.

In a considerable number of our last Paper (by an alteration after was at press) a transposition of a few lines was made in the BERKSHIRE PETITION. To rectify this inadvertency, the Printer has judged necessary to reprint it.

The Moderation, the good Sense, the Decency and Elegance of this Piece, afford a most striking and most pleasing Contrast to the indecent and illiberal Aspersions of the BLOODY Addresses, whose Aim is to precipitate their Country into all the Horrors of a ruinous Civil War. It does equal Honor to the noble Lords who promoted it, and to the Cause they espouse. It was present on the same Day with the Address, by the Members of the County.

An authentic Copy of the ADDRESS and PETITION to his MAJESTY, moved for by the EARL of ABINGDON, seconded by LORD CRAVEN, and signed by a very great majority of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of BERKS, at the Meeting held in the Town Hall at ABINGDON, pursuant to an advertisement from the HIGH SHERIFF, "for taking the general sense of the County on the present unhappy differences between GREAT BRITAIN and her COLONIES," one Tuesday the 7th of November, 1775.

To the KING's Most Excellent MAJESTY.
The Humble ADDRESS and PETITION of the FREEHOLDERS of the County of BERKS.
May it please you Majesty !

YOUR Majesty's most loyal and dutiful subjects, Freeholders of the County of BERKS, though deeply affected with the melancholy civil dissentions which prevail in your empire, have acquiesced, with boundless confidence, in your Majesty's goodness, and in the wisdom of your Parliament, for the restoration of internal tranquilly to your dominions, and satisfaction and repose to the minds of your subjects.
We conceived that the interference of your Majesty's people, in the affairs of your government, otherwise that by their representatives in Parliament, (although it be their undoubted right) ought to be extremely rare, and reserved for occasions of the greatest necessity. We have therefore beheld with astonishment, persons who profess uncommon zeal for your Majesty's government, discovering a manifest distrust in its discretion; urging your Ministers to a continuance of the violent measures which hitherto have produced none but calamitous effects; and to which the Ministers have shewn, and still do shew a disposition which it does not seen at all necessary to stimulate.
These inflammatory addresses, we humbly apprehend, have a tendency to distress your Majesty's paternal feelings, and by urging coercive measures as alone effectual and proper in the present disorders, to render such concessions as your Majesty's and the public wisdom may think necessary to make, dishonourable and unsafe to your Majesty, and this nation.
Finding the dangerous and seditious attempts to embarrass your Majesty's councils, and prevent the restoration of tranquillity, pursued with an earnestness which fills the minds of your Majesty's peaceable subjects with horror, we are constrained, very reluctantly, and with all possible humility and deference, to lay before your Majesty our faithful sentiments on the origins of the present troubles; on the measures which have been, and still are pursued, in consequence of those troubles; and on the dismal effects which we conceive must result from them.
As inhabitants of that part of your dominions, which is the seat of the imperial legislature, we have a due sense of the necessity of preserving the supreme authority of Parliament over all the British empire : But as English Freeholders, who value ourselves on our inestimable right of granting our own property, either by ourselves, or Representatives of our own choosing only, we cannot, without divesting ourselves of every principle of equity, justice, and even of common decency, consider the complaints of millions of our fellow-subjects, separated from us by an immense ocean, on being taxed without any voice, directly or indirectly in the grant, to be entirely groundless, and the result of nothing but a factious spirit, aiming at the dismemberment of the empire.- The substantial and not nominal assent of the subject in the grant of their own money, we can never hold to be a frivolous concern to English Freeholders; - It can never be exterminated in one part of the empire, without being endangered in all; - And we look with just indignation at the servile and unmanly spirit, in which the very principle of that sacred right is treated with scorn and ridicule, by several publications industriously circulated; and which, we trust, receive no countenance from your Majesty's Ministers; because, if so countenanced, they can have no other effect, than to raise a suspicion, that the government of this country is sliding from its only firm, natural, and constitutional foundations.
We have seen with much concern, the disorders which have arisen in America on this serious ground. We lament; we blame them; but we cannot think them unnatural, in those in whom the love of freedom is united with the ordinary weakness and imperfection of human nature.

It is for that principle joined with that infirmity, that we presume to supplicate your Majesty's clemency.

The disorders have arisen from a complaint, plausible at least, of one right violated; and we can never be brought to imagine, that the true remedy for such disorders consists in an attack on all other rights, and an attempt to drive the people either to unconditional submission or absolute despair.

Sire, the affairs of your empire are distracted, because they are misconducted. The consequences of the measures pursued are as evident as they are deplorable.

Your Majesty's Ministers, finding the forces of your natural born subjects not sufficiently powerful for, or not sufficiently disposed to, the present coercive service, have listened to the offers of foreign nations, who have thought fit, it seems, voluntarily, and therefore in a manner the more alarming to all true Englishmen, to interfere in our domestic differences.
Prostrated before your throne, with faces suffused with shame, for this apparent nakedness of our country, and with hearts oppressed with anxiety for its future destiny, we deprecate, whilst yet it is in suspense, this most perilous and desperate proceeding - English dignity and English government whilst resting on their true bottom, can never stand in need of Russian assistance of their preservation - They who are necessary to the support of government, are the government; - and if we cannot preserve America without foreign aid, America belongs to foreigners and not to England.
It has been the usual course of a rebellious people to call in the arms of strangers to distract their country. This worst part of the rebellion has not yet appeared in America. Let this one thing right in their conduct, atone for many wrong ones; and let your Majesty's clemency permit itself to operate in favour of a people, whose petitions have not yet appeared before any throne but yours.- Let not England set an example which is but too easily copied, by drawing into a free country, the insidious and mercenary aid of foreign forces trained to the support of a barbarous despotism - The moment that a great army of such, or of any foreigners, shall enter your territories, the liberties of your people are at an end; and your Majesty's authority will be more endangered by their assistance, than it can be by any rebellion which can arise among your own subjects.

When we have such terrible objects in prospect, we forget the millions we are spending, and the millions more we are like to spend, in this unhappy and unfruitful contest.

Deign, therefore, most gracious Sovereign, to ��. delivered by the affectionate voice of duty and fidelity; strenuous as we are for the honour of our country, we cannot be forgetful of the peace and concord. It is therefore we abhor the idea of encouraging foreigners to make a prey of this nation, and its dependencies, under the miserable and uncovered pretext of discountenancing faction and sedition among ourselves.

Abingdon John Stevens Rich. Pinnell Benj. Nevill Joseph Child Wm. Barns

Craven Wm. Commins Wm. Chandler Wm. Small John Piggott James Hayne

Folkestone Henry Godfrey Wm. Cortis Wm. Buckner John Choules John Grantham

Robert Southby Rich. Stevens Roger Spans wick Rich. Ward Wm. Deacon James Shipton

Wm Baker B. Godfrey Wm. Per... [?] Robert Batten John Barr John Westbury

P. Bertie Wm. Rawlins John Pettit Rich. Tyrell Edw. Francis John Sherman

N. Bayley Joseph Fletcher Wm. Pettit Richard Portor S. Milldenhall Moses Burch

D. Hartley J. Webb Edw. Griffen Robert Hoar Wm. Phillips Henry Rean [?]

H. Lenten Thomas Bassett Joseph Money Edw. Howard Rich. Sanders Wm. Coxhead

Rich. Way John Scoolt John Frankland John New Wm. Illffe [?] John Goatly

Edw. Thornhill Joseph Bishop John Breach Wm. Bunce T. Pyke Wm. Kimber

John Hughes Joseph Watson Joseph Baily Wm. Rewe John Taint [?] N. Knowles

Benj. Tomkins Wm. Cheney John Shepherd J.R. Goulding John Ross [?] Wm. Burton

Joseph Bunny John Stanbrook Wm. Hand Wm. Gooding T. Bowsher John Watts

Joseph Tomkins James Ayres Richard Hayward Wm. Hazell, jun. James Heath Joseph Bridman

John Lynch N. Watts John Butler John Fredstcok Stephen Wirdnam Thomas Giles

S. Slocock John Sheppard James Coster D. Wiblen James Pike George Glanvill

Rich. Golding John Isaac T. Cordery C. Gearing Wm Mackrill John Cripps

J. Townsend, jun. Edm. Togwell Wm. Yates Joseph Dyer J. Whitehorn John Wilder

Wm. Bodman J. Norwood H. Sellwood Edw. King Rich. Stone R. Watts

Wm. Stirling John Meers Wm. Mills Wm. Pratt John Bunce John Stroud, jun.

Samuel Toomer Wm. Fernell J. Tayler J. Belcher John Blackney John Stroud

George Wright John Chantry R. Puckridge [?] . . Stallard Joshua Patient Wm. Andrews

Wm. Kember Edw. Houlton Henry Tull J. Cook T. Snosswell James Owen

Wm. White Edw. Collyer Rich. Wells C. Young, jun. Rich. Worman Wm. Pettit

John King Mark Hatt Wm. Holmes T. Thatcher Benj. Brunsdon J. Bushell

Edw. Burgis John Hooper Wm. Modsall J. Spanswick T. Shilton John Clark

B. Norris Rich. Allum Wm. Dewe Edw. Quelch Joseph Ilsley P. Coleman

C. Greenwood John Webster R. White Rich. Ayers Joseph Palmer J. Millett

A. Shank Matstucton [?] E. Cook Rich. Wise G. Goddard Joseph Snow

T. Whichelor John Mapleton John Ellaway Brian Alder R. Adnams R. Adnams

C. Gilling Wm. George John Barton J. Butler Thomas Dyer Benj. Barnard [?]

Tho. Towler Wm. Tompkin John Cox John Hawksworth John Pottinger John Lake

Wm. Bradford D. Rawlins Wm. Clarke C. Hedden John Hornblo John Snook

Phillip Mayne J. Arrowsmith F. Butler T. Woodrouff F. Hughes T. Hasell

Wm. Field Thomas Saxon Rich. King John Jones John Winter E. Rawlins

John Castle Thomas Price Rich. Gifford John Sampson Rich. Vokins John Williams

John Whale Benj. White Rich. Brown Edw. King Wm. Adnams Thomas Nash

John Fox John Hawkins Rich. Belcher John Keat Edw. Withers John North

C. Cruttwell L. Brown John Smith J. Warner J. Head Israel King

C. Houlton Joseph Basler [?] T. Whiting John Allnutt Rich. Baily Thomas David

Samuel Bennett J. Somers Nias J. Church John Hall Thomas Field J. Merriman

J. Becher James Pottinger T. Broad Robert Cornish Thomas Coster George Barns

John Netherclst Thomas Justice T. Wiltshire F. Giles John Greenwood Wm. Harding

C. Cottrell Robert Bradfield J. Trumplett, jun. Wm. Taylor Wm. Friend, sen. J. Faithfull

E. Keat White [?] Edw. Harmsworth Moses Mathews John Haggil Rich. Robinson Edw. Duke

Thomas Cowderoy Rich. Allin Wm. Trumplet R. White Joseph Gray Thomas Pike

Wm. Cowderoy J. Pearse John Pocock Richard White R. Coxhead Wm. Tuttle

Philip Powis John Russ B. Purfett [?] Wm. Puzey T. Hawksworth Geo. Church

T. Sep. Dalby Thomas Fletcher King Baker Wm. Bronsdon S. Mundy Wm. Alexander

Rich. Fisher Rich. Boote John Pratt Gilbert Cowper M. Batten Wm. Miller

W. H. Hartley [?] Wm. Buswell George Butler Tho. Humphrey Wm. Palmer T. Stratton

George Warner Wm. Hutchins Wm. Pope James Allen John Curr Samuel Dixon [?]

Wm. Whithers J. Blagrove Wm. Pope, jun. B. Cooke Wm. Westall John Kirby

F. Page Wm. Wiblin John Lewendon Tho. Pointer John Kimber R. Brickenden, D.D.

Joseph Fuller Wm. Spindler John Harris Thomas Taylor Daniel Garlick G. Mason

Tho. Lovidge Rich. Burges Anthony Pither Joseph Lay Rich. Taylor John Hall

Thomas Phillips Edw. Wells, jun. Joseph Adham J. Trumplett, sen. John Ayres James Rawlins

Samuel Stone Henry Wheeler John Allen Wm. Chamberlain Wm. Kirby J. Somersly

Thomas Morgan Stephen Green John Jarvis John Stevens James Leonard John Conisbe [?]

Richard Clarke Tho. Burton Moses Dodd Thomas Heading John Puzey David Roberts

W. Towsey Edw. Burton Daniel Taylor Rich. Tarrant T.C. Tuner Wm. Chowles

Edw. Towsey, jun. J. Norcott Wm. Whittingham Thomas Williams Wm. Dry George Ireson

Wm. Hunt J. Roades Rich. Garter [?] Edw. Barnard John Bance Thomas Knight

Joseph Bridgman Thomas Cox Wm. Headman John Bush George Mathews John Cousens

John Jennings Thomas Field Thomas Jones James Jones Rich. Goddard Wm. Habgood

Joseph Andrews Thomas Cowslade R. Godfrey, sen. Wm. Elderfield Geo. Goddard Thomas Green

Andrew Grove J. Fidler John Titcomb Geo. Nethercott T. Penrose, Clerk John Baling

J. Field Francis Collins Wm. Harris M. Belcher, jun. T. Shephard, Clerk Rich. Silverside

John Green J. Bunce John Astfield John Stacey John Kimber Thomas White

J.P. Andrews J. Jennings John Wingrove John Belcher John Carter James Woston [?]

John Tarrew John Davis John Pryor John Belcher, jun. S. Goddard John Harbert

F. Collins J. Diaper John Holmes A. Westbury R. Skinner R. Cannings

John Collins F. Russell Thomas Ironmonger Thomas Waldron R. Southby Rich. Barnes

Thomas Ansell John Glanville John Cowdrey Wm. Waldron Rich. Collins Tho. Stroud

John Smalbone Rich. Willis George Godfrey Wm. Pettit John Gray Joseph Kember

John Toovey Thomas Newten Wm. Brodstock Wm. Bennett John Halliwell Thomas Bew

Tho. Whitehorn Thomas Alder Bernard Opwood Wm. Costard Joseph Giles Thos. Gosling

C. Greenwood, jun. John Frogley [?] Rich, Wintborn John King T. Knight Thomas Hawkins

Wm. Toovy, jun. Edw. Wearing T. Woolford T. Howard G. Wright Edw. Hedges

G. Jaques John Winterborn J. Elderfield T. Rowland Wm. Williams John Townsend

J. Sheet Wm. Smith S. Hemsted Francis Justice J. Chittle, jun. C. Nock

A. Parsons John Robins Benj. Mathews Wm. Henley John Mackrell John Hasker

Thomas Walter Thomas Huckwell T. Goodman T. Yeats, sen. Joseph Littlefield Benj. Curtis [?]

Wm. Shuff L. Whitfield George Deston John Castle John Collins Wm. Bacee [?]

Tho. Stanbrook George Steel George Fuce Wm. Corderoy Benj. Head T. Fowle, Clerk

Thomas Houlton John Mathews Henry Church Wm. Gilman Blandy Bunny T. Robinson

John Maskell John Mathews Edw. Dew John Looker Tho. Hornblow T. Mundy

Thomas Brookes Thomas Cripps Rich. Field A. Ryder J. Gray jun A. Woodroff

John Lamdell James Daston John Neal George Hill John Smith John Fullbrook [?]

John Pais John Sadgrove Wm. Goddard R. Waldron T. Hawksworth, sen M.L. Smith

A. Heyter John Boham John Lewington John Schppard Edw. Woodham Thomas New

John Billinghurst Benj. Parsons Rich. Adnam T. Hopkins Edw. Dismore Geo. Baller [?]

William Collins Rich. Parsons Thomas Butler Wm. Puzey John Coxhead John Knowles

John Woodward Rich. Child A. Darling Rich. Wait J. Bannister Thomas Bastin

P.L. Powys Joseph Pumfrey Wm. Henal Wm. Wilkins R. Kimber T. Eastmond

John Compton John Prier A. Tayler Wm. Picke E. Talmage E. Tomkins

F. Cowslad [?] Abm. Deacon J. Chancellor T. Jennings John Field John Sutton

Richard Budd Wm. Butler J. Chamberlain John Castle T. Faithfull Thomas Cheer

G. White W.A. Blackaller R. Millson S. Ilsly Wm. Faithful R. Horniman

G. Kember J. Weston, sen. Wm. Dermer James Pike R. Loder Wm. Simms

Wm. Jennings Henry Clark J. Donsdon Tho. Steptoe Wm. Cox Rich. Smith

Benj. Stroud J. Farmer J. Cowderoy Robert Adams Joseph Hutt George Rogers

Jos. Woodruff John Wyatt Wm. Westbrook Thomas Stratton Fletcher Wicks Wm. Wickens

J. Purdue James Wheeler Wm. Wingrove Wm. Church S. Lewis Thomas Hall

John Tooley F. Kidgell T. Appleton J. Franklin J. Hawkins Richard Fuller

Tho. Pentycross John Baker, Clerk R. Holmes Wm. Stone Osman Vincent Edw. G. Tuckwell

John Allen Robert Belcher Wm. Dew Wm. Brunsdon John Butler Joseph Tuckwell

Thomas Chapman Wm. Robbins John Roby Edw. Simmonds J.H. Watts John Bew

D. Stone J. Bartholomew R. Goddard Francis Belcher Henry Stiles John Noble

Edw. Wells, sen. Joseph Shepherd Tho. Ware Wm. Tyrell John Goodhall John Spencer

John Garrard Wm. Belcher Robert Keat J. Winkworth James Head S. Shefferd

Benj. Hobbs John Onion John Nevill R. Graham R. Iremonger S. Barker

Josiah Lamball Avery Tyrell R. Woodby Wm. Stroud John Nutly John Buckmaster

Robert Wells J.H. King T. Cullerne John King T. Downham Joseph Trone

John Symmonds John Lockey Tho. Didcock Benj. Pinnell F. Sheppard Richard Andrews

Rich. Faulkner C. Youngs Wm. Parker C. Hopkins T. Hughes John Weall [?]

Wm. Bedford Wm. Thatcher John Witchelo G. Howard T. Halliwell Thomas Smith

Thomas Polley Thomas Stroud J. Beckingham James Justice B. Tipping Wm. Smith

Mark Morrell John Eldridge John Fidler John Steel Benj. Morris Wm. Cranwell

John Pully John Green Tho. Sayer Wm. Carwood Tho. Barrett John Smith

John Field James Avery Wm. Phillips T. Yeats, jun. Wm. Coltman Wm. Pitt

H. Fludger Rich. Mathews M. Blackford J. Collett, M.D. John Church Peter Fowler

John Norton Robert Tame John Smart F. Tyrell J. Chittle, sen. James Russell

John Prickett Isaac Justice Rich. Bunce Wm. Prior Tho. Wallter George Hatch

Isaac Parsons John Tull Thomas Garrard J. Humphries T. Spanswick Richard Gregory

Thomas Parsons George Deacon M. Belcher C. Garrard R. King Charles Bowrs [?]

John Merriman Edw. Henderson Barkly Wilson James Munday Joseph Saedy Thomas Devas [?]

Wm. Archer Boxly Mayne Wm. Williams C. Leath C. Mahon John Clark

Samuel Hall Rich. Herbert Robert Walrond

Rich. Houlton John Youen Rober Plumb

Robert Barker Benj. Harris Robert Salt

John Feltham J. Griffith Henry Smith

John Beaver R. Lewington John Streat

Wm. Watts [?] Wm. Lewington Daniel Woodham

Thomas Exall S. Hammond John Finch

Wm. Harman Edw. Stroud John Paice

Thomas Phillips John Maul E. Hawksworth

John Harrison Joseph Harper James Chunn

Rich. Hatton C. Westbury Wm. Hopkins

Benj. Church J. Rowland Wm. Eyles

Robert Garrard John Wells J. Mulcock

Benj. Gray John Cripps E. Towsey

T. Poore Thomas York Robert Broad [?]

Wm. Shippery John Gegg John Pocock

John Pinnell Wm. Giles R. Cox

John Collins Wm. Godfrey C. Sampson

Josiah Lowsley [?} John Anns John Kirby

Thomas Pearce Rich. Ellaway Wm. Belcher

Wm. Kent John Fisher Wm. Elderfield

Robert Wyats [?] Wm. Spicer Wm. King


	Abingdon	John Stevens	Rich. Pinnell	Benj. Nevill	Joseph Child	Wm. Barns
	Craven	Wm. Commins	Wm. Chandler	Wm. Small	John Piggott	James Hayne
	Folkestone	Henry Godfrey	Wm. Cortis	Wm. Buckner	John Choules	John Grantham
	Robert Southby	Rich. Stevens	Roger Spans wick	Rich. Ward	Wm. Deacon	James Shipton
	Wm Baker	B. Godfrey	Wm. Per... [?]	Robert Batten	John Barr	John Westbury
	P. Bertie	Wm. Rawlins	John Pettit	Rich. Tyrell	Edw. Francis	John Sherman
	N. Bayley	Joseph Fletcher	Wm. Pettit	Richard Portor	S. Milldenhall	Moses Burch
	D. Hartley	J. Webb	Edw. Griffen	Robert Hoar	Wm. Phillips	Henry Rean [?]
	H. Lenten	Thomas Bassett	Joseph Money	Edw. Howard	Rich. Sanders	Wm. Coxhead
	Rich. Way	John Scoolt	John Frankland	John New	Wm. Illffe [?]	John Goatly
	Edw. Thornhill	Joseph Bishop	John Breach	Wm. Bunce	T. Pyke	Wm. Kimber
	John Hughes	Joseph Watson	Joseph Baily	Wm. Rewe	John Taint [?]	N. Knowles
	Benj. Tomkins	Wm. Cheney	John Shepherd	J.R. Goulding	John Ross [?]	Wm. Burton
	Joseph Bunny	John Stanbrook	Wm. Hand	Wm. Gooding	T. Bowsher	John Watts
	Joseph Tomkins	James Ayres	Richard Hayward	Wm. Hazell, jun.	James Heath	Joseph Bridman
	John Lynch	N. Watts	John Butler	John Fredstcok	Stephen Wirdnam	Thomas Giles
	S. Slocock	John Sheppard	James Coster	D. Wiblen	James Pike	George Glanvill
	Rich. Golding	John Isaac	T. Cordery	C. Gearing	Wm Mackrill	John Cripps
	J. Townsend, jun.	Edm. Togwell	Wm. Yates	Joseph Dyer	J. Whitehorn	John Wilder
	Wm. Bodman	J. Norwood	H. Sellwood	Edw. King	Rich. Stone	R. Watts
	Wm. Stirling	John Meers	Wm. Mills	Wm. Pratt	John Bunce	John Stroud, jun.
	Samuel Toomer	Wm. Fernell	J. Tayler	J. Belcher	John Blackney	John Stroud
	George Wright	John Chantry	R. Puckridge [?]	. . Stallard	Joshua Patient	Wm. Andrews
	Wm. Kember	Edw. Houlton	Henry Tull	J. Cook	T. Snosswell	James Owen
	Wm. White	Edw. Collyer	Rich. Wells	C. Young, jun.	Rich. Worman	Wm. Pettit
	John King	Mark Hatt	Wm. Holmes	T. Thatcher	Benj. Brunsdon	J. Bushell
	Edw. Burgis	John Hooper	Wm. Modsall	J. Spanswick	T. Shilton	John Clark
	B. Norris	Rich. Allum	Wm. Dewe	Edw. Quelch	Joseph Ilsley	P. Coleman
	C. Greenwood	John Webster	R. White	Rich. Ayers	Joseph Palmer	J. Millett
	A. Shank	Matstucton [?]	E. Cook	Rich. Wise	G. Goddard	Joseph Snow
	T. Whichelor	John Mapleton	John Ellaway	Brian Alder	R. Adnams	R. Adnams
	C. Gilling	Wm. George	John Barton	J. Butler	Thomas Dyer	Benj. Barnard [?]
	Tho. Towler	Wm. Tompkin	John Cox	John Hawksworth	John Pottinger	John Lake
	Wm. Bradford	D. Rawlins	Wm. Clarke	C. Hedden	John Hornblo	John Snook
	Phillip Mayne	J. Arrowsmith	F. Butler	T. Woodrouff	F. Hughes	T. Hasell
	Wm. Field	Thomas Saxon	Rich. King	John Jones	John Winter	E. Rawlins
	John Castle	Thomas Price	Rich. Gifford	John Sampson	Rich. Vokins	John Williams
	John Whale	Benj. White	Rich. Brown	Edw. King	Wm. Adnams	Thomas Nash
	John Fox	John Hawkins	Rich. Belcher	John Keat	Edw. Withers	John North
	C. Cruttwell	L. Brown	John Smith	J. Warner	J. Head	Israel King
	C. Houlton	Joseph Basler [?]	T. Whiting	John Allnutt	Rich. Baily	Thomas David
	Samuel Bennett	J. Somers Nias	J. Church	John Hall	Thomas Field	J. Merriman
	J. Becher	James Pottinger	T. Broad	Robert Cornish	Thomas Coster	George Barns
	John Netherclst	Thomas Justice	T. Wiltshire	F. Giles	John Greenwood	Wm. Harding
	C. Cottrell	Robert Bradfield	J. Trumplett, jun.	Wm. Taylor	Wm. Friend, sen.	J. Faithfull
	E. Keat White [?]	Edw. Harmsworth	Moses Mathews	John Haggil	Rich. Robinson	Edw. Duke
	Thomas Cowderoy	Rich. Allin	Wm. Trumplet	R. White	Joseph Gray	Thomas Pike
	Wm. Cowderoy	J. Pearse	John Pocock	Richard White	R. Coxhead	Wm. Tuttle
	Philip Powis	John Russ	B. Purfett [?]	Wm. Puzey	T. Hawksworth	Geo. Church
	T. Sep. Dalby	Thomas Fletcher	King Baker	Wm. Bronsdon	S. Mundy	Wm. Alexander
	Rich. Fisher	Rich. Boote	John Pratt	Gilbert Cowper	M. Batten	Wm. Miller
	W. H. Hartley [?]	Wm. Buswell	George Butler	Tho. Humphrey	Wm. Palmer	T. Stratton
	George Warner	Wm. Hutchins	Wm. Pope	James Allen	John Curr	Samuel Dixon [?]
	Wm. Whithers	J. Blagrove	Wm. Pope, jun.	B. Cooke	Wm. Westall	John Kirby
	F. Page	Wm. Wiblin	John Lewendon	Tho. Pointer	John Kimber	R. Brickenden, D.D.
	Joseph Fuller	Wm. Spindler	John Harris	Thomas Taylor	Daniel Garlick	G. Mason
	Tho. Lovidge	Rich. Burges	Anthony Pither	Joseph Lay	Rich. Taylor	John Hall
	Thomas Phillips	Edw. Wells, jun.	Joseph Adham	J. Trumplett, sen.	John Ayres	James Rawlins
	Samuel Stone	Henry Wheeler	John Allen	Wm. Chamberlain	Wm. Kirby	J. Somersly
	Thomas Morgan	Stephen Green	John Jarvis	John Stevens	James Leonard	John Conisbe [?]
	Richard Clarke	Tho. Burton	Moses Dodd	Thomas Heading	John Puzey	David Roberts
	W. Towsey	Edw. Burton	Daniel Taylor	Rich. Tarrant	T.C. Tuner	Wm. Chowles
	Edw. Towsey, jun.	J. Norcott	Wm. Whittingham	Thomas Williams	Wm. Dry	George Ireson
Wm. Hunt	J. Roades	Rich. Garter [?]	Edw. Barnard	John Bance	Thomas Knight
Joseph Bridgman	Thomas Cox	Wm. Headman	John Bush	George Mathews	John Cousens
John Jennings	Thomas Field	Thomas Jones	James Jones	Rich. Goddard	Wm. Habgood
Joseph Andrews	Thomas Cowslade	R. Godfrey, sen.	Wm. Elderfield	Geo. Goddard	Thomas Green
Andrew Grove	J. Fidler	John Titcomb	Geo. Nethercott	T. Penrose, Clerk	John Baling
J. Field	Francis Collins	Wm. Harris	M. Belcher, jun.	T. Shephard, Clerk	Rich. Silverside
John Green	J. Bunce	John Astfield	John Stacey	John Kimber	Thomas White
J.P. Andrews	J. Jennings	John Wingrove	John Belcher	John Carter	James Woston [?]
John Tarrew	John Davis	John Pryor	John Belcher, jun.	S. Goddard	John Harbert
F. Collins	J. Diaper	John Holmes	A. Westbury	R. Skinner	R. Cannings
John Collins	F. Russell	Thomas Ironmonger	Thomas Waldron	R. Southby	Rich. Barnes
Thomas Ansell	John Glanville	John Cowdrey	Wm. Waldron	Rich. Collins	Tho. Stroud
John Smalbone	Rich. Willis	George Godfrey	Wm. Pettit	John Gray	Joseph Kember
John Toovey	Thomas Newten	Wm. Brodstock	Wm. Bennett	John Halliwell	Thomas Bew
Tho. Whitehorn	Thomas Alder	Bernard Opwood	Wm. Costard	Joseph Giles	Thos. Gosling
C. Greenwood, jun.	John Frogley [?]	Rich, Wintborn	John King	T. Knight	Thomas Hawkins
Wm. Toovy, jun.	Edw. Wearing	T. Woolford	T. Howard	G. Wright	Edw. Hedges
G. Jaques	John Winterborn	J. Elderfield	T. Rowland	Wm. Williams	John Townsend
J. Sheet	Wm. Smith	S. Hemsted	Francis Justice	J. Chittle, jun.	C. Nock
A. Parsons	John Robins	Benj. Mathews	Wm. Henley	John Mackrell	John Hasker
Thomas Walter	Thomas Huckwell	T. Goodman	T. Yeats, sen.	Joseph Littlefield	Benj. Curtis [?]
Wm. Shuff	L. Whitfield	George Deston	John Castle	John Collins	Wm. Bacee [?]
Tho. Stanbrook	George Steel	George Fuce	Wm. Corderoy	Benj. Head	T. Fowle, Clerk
Thomas Houlton	John Mathews	Henry Church	Wm. Gilman	Blandy Bunny	T. Robinson
John Maskell	John Mathews	Edw. Dew	John Looker	Tho. Hornblow	T. Mundy
Thomas Brookes	Thomas Cripps	Rich. Field	A. Ryder	J. Gray jun	A. Woodroff
John Lamdell	James Daston	John Neal	George Hill	John Smith	John Fullbrook [?]
John Pais	John Sadgrove	Wm. Goddard	R. Waldron	T. Hawksworth, sen	M.L. Smith
A. Heyter	John Boham	John Lewington	John Schppard	Edw. Woodham	Thomas New
John Billinghurst	Benj. Parsons	Rich. Adnam	T. Hopkins	Edw. Dismore	Geo. Baller [?]
William Collins	Rich. Parsons	Thomas Butler	Wm. Puzey	John Coxhead	John Knowles
John Woodward	Rich. Child	A. Darling	Rich. Wait	J. Bannister	Thomas Bastin
P.L. Powys	Joseph Pumfrey	Wm. Henal	Wm. Wilkins	R. Kimber	T. Eastmond
John Compton	John Prier	A. Tayler	Wm. Picke	E. Talmage	E. Tomkins
F. Cowslad [?]	Abm. Deacon	J. Chancellor	T. Jennings	John Field	John Sutton
Richard Budd	Wm. Butler	J. Chamberlain	John Castle	T. Faithfull	Thomas Cheer
G. White	W.A. Blackaller	R. Millson	S. Ilsly	Wm. Faithful	R. Horniman
G. Kember	J. Weston, sen.	Wm. Dermer	James Pike	R. Loder	Wm. Simms
Wm. Jennings	Henry Clark	J. Donsdon	Tho. Steptoe	Wm. Cox	Rich. Smith
Benj. Stroud	J. Farmer	J. Cowderoy	Robert Adams	Joseph Hutt	George Rogers
Jos. Woodruff	John Wyatt	Wm. Westbrook	Thomas Stratton	Fletcher Wicks	Wm. Wickens
J. Purdue	James Wheeler	Wm. Wingrove	Wm. Church	S. Lewis	Thomas Hall
John Tooley	F. Kidgell	T. Appleton	J. Franklin	J. Hawkins	Richard Fuller
Tho. Pentycross	John Baker, Clerk	R. Holmes	Wm. Stone	Osman Vincent	Edw. G. Tuckwell
John Allen	Robert Belcher	Wm. Dew	Wm. Brunsdon	John Butler	Joseph Tuckwell
Thomas Chapman	Wm. Robbins	John Roby	Edw. Simmonds	J.H. Watts	John Bew
D. Stone	J. Bartholomew	R. Goddard	Francis Belcher	Henry Stiles	John Noble
Edw. Wells, sen.	Joseph Shepherd	Tho. Ware	Wm. Tyrell	John Goodhall	John Spencer
John Garrard	Wm. Belcher	Robert Keat	J. Winkworth	James Head	S. Shefferd
Benj. Hobbs	John Onion	John Nevill	R. Graham	R. Iremonger	S. Barker
Josiah Lamball	Avery Tyrell	R. Woodby	Wm. Stroud	John Nutly	John Buckmaster
Robert Wells	J.H. King	T. Cullerne	John King	T. Downham	Joseph Trone
John Symmonds	John Lockey	Tho. Didcock	Benj. Pinnell	F. Sheppard	Richard Andrews
Rich. Faulkner	C. Youngs	Wm. Parker	C. Hopkins	T. Hughes	John Weall [?]
Wm. Bedford	Wm. Thatcher	John Witchelo	G. Howard	T. Halliwell	Thomas Smith
Thomas Polley	Thomas Stroud	J. Beckingham	James Justice	B. Tipping	Wm. Smith
Mark Morrell	John Eldridge	John Fidler	John Steel	Benj. Morris	Wm. Cranwell
John Pully	John Green	Tho. Sayer	Wm. Carwood	Tho. Barrett	John Smith
John Field	James Avery	Wm. Phillips	T. Yeats, jun.	Wm. Coltman	Wm. Pitt
H. Fludger	Rich. Mathews	M. Blackford	J. Collett, M.D.	John Church	Peter Fowler
John Norton	Robert Tame	John Smart	F. Tyrell	J. Chittle, sen.	James Russell
John Prickett	Isaac Justice	Rich. Bunce	Wm. Prior	Tho. Wallter	George Hatch
Isaac Parsons	John Tull	Thomas Garrard	J. Humphries	T. Spanswick	Richard Gregory
Thomas Parsons	George Deacon	M. Belcher	C. Garrard	R. King	Charles Bowrs [?]
John Merriman	Edw. Henderson	Barkly Wilson	James Munday	Joseph Saedy	Thomas Devas [?]
Wm. Archer	Boxly Mayne	Wm. Williams	C. Leath	C. Mahon	John Clark
Samuel Hall	Rich. Herbert	Robert Walrond
Rich. Houlton	John Youen	Rober Plumb
Robert Barker	Benj. Harris	Robert Salt
John Feltham	J. Griffith	Henry Smith
John Beaver	R. Lewington	John Streat
Wm. Watts [?]	Wm. Lewington	Daniel Woodham
Thomas Exall	S. Hammond	John Finch
Wm. Harman	Edw. Stroud	John Paice
Thomas Phillips	John Maul	E. Hawksworth
John Harrison	Joseph Harper	James Chunn
Rich. Hatton	C. Westbury	Wm. Hopkins
Benj. Church	J. Rowland	Wm. Eyles
Robert Garrard	John Wells	J. Mulcock
Benj. Gray	John Cripps	E. Towsey
T. Poore	Thomas York	Robert Broad [?]
Wm. Shippery	John Gegg	John Pocock
John Pinnell	Wm. Giles	R. Cox
John Collins	Wm. Godfrey	C. Sampson
Josiah Lowsley [?}	John Anns	John Kirby
Thomas Pearce	Rich. Ellaway	Wm. Belcher
Wm. Kent	John Fisher	Wm. Elderfield
Robert Wyats [?]	Wm. Spicer	Wm. King